Thank you. I can’t believe I had to get this far in the thread before this request was made. #PackSlackin
OT: Anybody know this guy? Sad story for his wife.
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Wow. I wonder if she begged because the repercussions if/when he gets out would be bad if she did not? These situations rarely make any sense. She also may realize she killed the cash cow, not unlike the TAM, and now UM, bball coaches GF.
You want pics of a 70+ yr old defense Atty? Weirdo.
Yeah she’s totally innocent and only begged for his release and went to dinner with him for her safety. 100% plausible.
If you read that article…. http://kingfish1935.blogspot.com/2023/04/revoked.html
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Is what caused all of it.After reading that whole post, I bet the wife won’t testify against him and he ends up getting off with nothing. If that happens, no one to blame but the wife.If you read that article…. http://kingfish1935.blogspot.com/2023/04/revoked.html
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I'm no lawyer, but I don't think they need her to testify. They have video of him kicking the **** out of her to go along with a list of injuries that make it sound like she was hit by a truck. I would think that they have a duty to prosecute this guy, and I bet he gets serious time....if I'm on that jury, he's guilty the minute I see the video of him punching her and dragging her in the house by her hair.
^^^ Has NOT seen the video where the douche beat the ever-living s h i t out of her and drug her a s s all over their driveway and yard. He will plead eventually. He will get 3-5 years, with some suspended and time served and he'll be out inside of 18 months.
Oh, and this whole sordid shitastic affair comes down to swingers doing swinger things and a husband losing his s h i t over his drunkass wife telling him how much she enjoyed his buddy's Polska kielbasa.
That must have been some kind of bad car wreck to cause all those injuries. **
Allow me to ask an ignorant question. Can the state proceed with charges if the victim declines to press charges? I ask because your reply indicates they can but I’ve heard numerous instances of the state dropping charges or not charging if the victim declines. Are assault charges treated differently than theft in this regard?
The charges are not the victim's to drop. The charges emanated from the law enforcement investigator's review of the victim's injuries, the victim's own statements about the incident and the videotape of the incident.
Pretty much all crime (and maybe actually all crime?) is classified as an offense against the state. That's why the it's styled State v. "Defendant", and not "Victim" v. "Defendant".
As a technical matter, once the police are aware of a crime, the prosecution is out of the victim's mind. As a practical matter, they will defer to the victim on most matters, partly because if the victim is willing to let it go, they don't see it as serious, and partly because without the cooperation of the victim, it's a hard case to win. Domestic violence is one of the crimes where they actually try to not defer to the victim, just because it's so common for a victim to ask for charges to be dropped and then show up with much more serious injuries. But if they need the victim's testimony, it's still going to limit how hard they can push since they dont' want to go through the expense of trial and then either have a victim that is working to present the defendant's actions in the best possible light.
I guess I just don't understand how swinging works, but I would have thought once you've signed off on each other 17ing other people, you'd more or less have made peace with the idea of other people 17ing your spouse.
I'm shocked that arrangement sometimes doesn't go as planned.***
There is no excuse to beat anyone, nevertheless a woman to that extent. The really need to know what it feels like to be powerless to stop being injured like that. I wish him nothing but the worst the rest of his life.
Having said that, I don't want to hear a word about his wife who should have moved and never saw him again. Having dinner a few weeks later. Hard for me to feel sympathy for her either.
Having said that, I don't want to hear a word about his wife who should have moved and never saw him again. Having dinner a few weeks later. Hard for me to feel sympathy for her either.
The victim isn’t a party in any criminal case. It’s the City or State or Feds against the defendant.
Since I wasn't there when the Michelob Ultra was talking, I have to assume that micro-dick got really pissed when he heard her slurring how impressed she was with the "girth" and stamina of the guy who probably took his money from him on 18 at Reunion.
So a general reply to all of y’all. Recently discussing local theft at Walmarts with members of law enforcement. They were frustrated that they would arrest people for shoplifting but Walmart would decline to press charges, so the shoplifters would never be punished. What’s the difference in this case?
Also, I don’t remember Ray Rice being charged. What was the difference there? He was on camera knocking that woman out cold.
Despite what you see on TV or in high profile cases, I doubt Rankin County is going to bring in experts to testify her injuries happened by his fists vs an auto accident. There is allegedly video from their home security system, but we don't know what is on it. This case will be pled out and he'll get some type of suspended sentence/probation, counseling and time served. Especially if his wife (the victim) and their kids testify on his behalf. At most he'll get 6 months to a year in some type of half way house or local jail. If this goes to trail, the state could lose especially with her "I was injured in an auto accident" defense. The big unknown is what's on the home security footage and if it will be admissible.
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That’s on the prosecutor. A victim doesn’t press charges. But, if you are a prosecutor and the victim does not care, why waste your time? Same for Ray Rice.
Personally, I think you stay out of people’s lives if they want to continue to be a victim. The truth of the matter is that the victim, unless she wants to change AND seeks extensive therapy, will find another man to abuse her. It works the same way for the man. He’s gonna find another to abuse. Full disclaimer, I’m a reformed attorney turned full-time farmer. I remember having three separate DV clients over a 3 yr span…with the same victim. It’s a power dynamic for both and both are sick.
